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Personal Growth & Calling

Big Five Personality

The most researched map of who you are.

About 15 min96 questionsFree
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About this assessment

The Big Five is the most scientifically supported model of personality in the world. Over 96 short items, about ten to fifteen minutes, it measures five core traits and six expanded facets, then hands you a full personal report: where each trait puts you, what it means for how you lead and serve, and a next step for growth. There are no good or bad scores, only an honest, useful picture of how you're wired.

This is for you if…
  • You want to understand how God wired you.
What it measures
  • 5 core traits: Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Emotional Stability
  • 6 expanded facets, from Creative Expression to Purpose & Meaning
  • Every trait on a clear 0 to 100 scale with Low / Moderate / High bands
What you'll walk away with
  • A trait profile chart and a facet breakdown
  • A full report for each trait: strengths, watch-outs, ministry application, and a growth step
  • Your signature strengths and growth areas, named
See it before you start
Sample report
A clear five-trait profile
5 traits · 6 facets · 0 to 100
Conscientiousness
75
Agreeableness
68
Openness
60
Emotional Stability
54
An illustration, not real results. Your own report is built from your answers.
Frequently asked
How long does it take?

About 15 minutes.

How many questions are there?

96 questions.

Who sees my results?

Your results belong to you. If you take it through a participating church, we show what will be shared and ask you to agree first.

Is it free?

Yes. This assessment is free.

Is there a right or wrong answer?

No. There's no score to pass or fail — it's an honest mirror, not a test.

Where to go next
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Ready when you are.
About 15 minutes. There's no score to pass or fail.
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